Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-09-18
IFron Monday: DsiIy.l
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ley. now oil Ogden, spent the day /,
town.
g. III. sproule. Of the Free Press
lett yesterday morning for Carson Ci
ty. :
WI. Hanks came down from We'll,
this morning and will return this even
ing.
See Mrs. Bannirg's notice Of owner
ship Of stock brand elsewhere 10 thi,
issue.
Mrs. Griffith. wife OF George Griffith,
arrived here last evening on u visit q
her husband. n. rg.r-f
10 Taber, who has been at work TO,
NJ. Polk for the past two months, re-
turned home to-day.
John Crossen and W. ]. Black came
down from Deeth yesterday morning
and returned last evening.
Il. II. Dorsey and George Moody will
ship two car loads of horses this even
nG to Stockton, California.
n. II. A. Mason arrived from the
west on Saturday evening. stopped over
yesterday aud left by last evenings
train for Ogden.
This mornings train. in two sections,
arrived here at noon, four and one-half
hours late. A late start from Ogden
and a heavy train ~occasioned the delay.
AppeNl:-Jesse Harris. the famous
horse breeder Of Colorado, will have n
number Of Cleveland Bay horses on
exhibition and for sale at the State
Fair.
The Reno Journal says: II there
should be Il lack Of beds during the
Fair, the c. L. will probably have a
sleeping car for the benefit Of the Depot
Hotel.
Mrs. c. W. Grover, accompanied by
her granddaughter. Maud Carter, left
by last evenings train for Haiieck.
They 20 on a weeks visit 10 G. W.
Grover Jr.. who holds the lucrative
government position Of Postmaster at
FaiFpIay, under the administration of
President Grover Cleveland.
The sixteen. months old daughter Of
". 5. Boynton Of Camas Prairie. near
PeEdleton. Oregon. stumbled into a
stream 4 feT hundred feet from her par
znts' house and Was diOwned, though
the water was ouly three inches deep.
The child fell on her face in the water
and ~s,ranglrd without a cry.
Our Wells correspondent Sends notice
OF tEo births, which appear else where.
aud adds. Mothers and babies are
doing well. very doubtful If the fathers
survive. Early irU,ts this Fall promise
a plenteous crop Of kids. This Is the
Early Rose, tue Seshannoeks will be
heard from later in the season."
The graves Of those Of the Bonner
party. who lost their lives in iS4S near
Bonner lake, are being marked 10y large
crosses. One OF these crosses. twenty
four feet high. has been erected. and
can be seen from the Central Pacific
Railroad, aud three more are 20 be
erected AS soon as funds for the sa the
eau be raised.
ETAmincr:-Mr. Twombly. Chief Of
Police at Astoria. has shot and danger
ously wounded one Of the town Super
vIsors. 1t is u good thing that the Su.
pervisor did rot shoot Mr.. Twombly,
for in that case the police Of Astoria
would have been without q head and
crime might have run riot. Happily.
Mr. Twon,bly lives to maintain the law.
Oscar Engle. who is employed at the
Tuscarorn Stage Stable, suffered some
pretty severe injuries this morning while
parting out horses in the corral. lie
va. Knocked down and run over by n
fractions horse. whereby he received
i've ugly scalp wounds aud n cut on
the chin. DR.. Mrigs repaired damages
and no serious consequences are aDtiei-
pNted.
Home knowledge for September
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Carson ArreNl:-Thore are some
very largo lawyers on this Coast, Mt
least they imagine themselves large. but
in the II. X. investigation ia San Fran
cisco the mnn Anderson, of Georgia.
who conducted the cross examination
for tho Government. made chiId's play
Of the biggest lawyers that took part In
the defense. lie was a quiet. unde-
monstratiyc man, and sat down on the
opposition 40 fast as they camo along.
Davis, Cows.